Davidson County Emissions Testing
#16
Maples,
I have a superchips tuner. I sent them an e-mail asking just that question. I was told that I should return my truck to the stock tuning for the test but not to worry about unhooking the batteries to remove any memory of the tuner. I asked them this question because I believe that on my 02 250 psd they will plug into my computer. Hope this helps.
I have a superchips tuner. I sent them an e-mail asking just that question. I was told that I should return my truck to the stock tuning for the test but not to worry about unhooking the batteries to remove any memory of the tuner. I asked them this question because I believe that on my 02 250 psd they will plug into my computer. Hope this helps.
#17
I plan to test with it installed, like I said, should be just reading the output from the o2 sensors, if your check engine light isn't on indicating a problem, shouldn't have any issues with passing. Our 90 Caprice is running a cop ECM and non street legal chip, passes with flying colors every year.
#20
#22
I don't know. It was reading something out of spec on the sniffer in the off-idle range, and the guy told me to hit the high beams. I'm assuming it loaded the alternator, and caused some HP to be used, or the engine slowed enough to burn whatever fuel was showing up on the reading.
I JUST DON'T KNOW...
But the guy was a Phillipino, and made more money when things passed than when they failed.... Friggin' genius, if you ask me!
I suppose leaving the A/C running full blast might do even more.
(The stuff I learned in California... Chee!)
I JUST DON'T KNOW...
But the guy was a Phillipino, and made more money when things passed than when they failed.... Friggin' genius, if you ask me!
I suppose leaving the A/C running full blast might do even more.
(The stuff I learned in California... Chee!)
Last edited by Greywolf; 02-03-2006 at 08:55 PM.
#23
PARKS - what was the readout on it? Can you post a copy here?
Even if I CAN'T figure out what the deal is, I bet some of my buddies or their friends CAN. We have one contact that is a top tech at a dealer...
Ain't no rational reason a fresh engine should not pass, unless the rings are not seated yet.
Even if I CAN'T figure out what the deal is, I bet some of my buddies or their friends CAN. We have one contact that is a top tech at a dealer...
Ain't no rational reason a fresh engine should not pass, unless the rings are not seated yet.
#25
It has about 300 miles on the engine. I don't drive it, it scares the **** outa me.
I don't have the number's handy but it is burning rich.
Wait. I got the numbers in the following address.....
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/s...1&page=1&pp=12
I don't have the number's handy but it is burning rich.
Wait. I got the numbers in the following address.....
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/s...1&page=1&pp=12
#27
Originally Posted by s8whiskey
What do you mean it scares the s*** outta you?
Car go sideway's alot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I took a police interceptor high performance engine & added more performance to it.
According to desktop dyno I'm pushing right around 400 hp.
I honestly think that everything still has to seat. When it is broken in, I think it will pass inspection.
Last edited by parks911; 02-04-2006 at 03:19 PM.
#28
#30
One other question that I have been wondering about along these lines:
Are vehicles tested based on the year of vehicle prodution or engine production. I have heard horror stories of some state governments going after streetrodders that have later model engines in pre-emmisions regulations. I would leave my YBlock in my 54 F100 and live with it if I had to deal with that.
Are vehicles tested based on the year of vehicle prodution or engine production. I have heard horror stories of some state governments going after streetrodders that have later model engines in pre-emmisions regulations. I would leave my YBlock in my 54 F100 and live with it if I had to deal with that.